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Here is a little fuel for the fire

http://hubpages.com/hub/foods-genetically-modified

This is a well researched article on GMO

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1 Million Moms could work together to reduce the preventable accidental death of young children. I feel like an army of 1 right now.
Child Safety

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1 million moms can call for mandatory labeling and safety testing of GE (genetically modified or GMO) foods.

Scientists warn that GE foods may set off allergies, increase cancer risks, produce antibiotic-resistant pathogens, damage our food quality and produce dangerous toxins in our environment.

1 million moms can tell our representatives that because they have not been tested, all GE food should be taken off the market until proven safe.

1 million moms can make a difference!

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Marian Reply:
November 8th, 2011 at 6:16 am

@Sheri, since your 2009 post, has there been any MomsRising email action on mandatory labeling of GE (GMO) foods?

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Sheri Reply:
November 8th, 2011 at 6:23 pm

@Marian, not that I know of.

There is a lot going on right now in California – there’s a ballot initiative in the works. LabelGMOs.org you can also find us on Facebook, Label GMOs & GMO Free Southern California.

Also see Organic Consumers website, the Millions Against Monsanto page.

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1 million moms could stop child porn, and seriously shame the porn industry in general to quit degrading women in the name of free speech!

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1 million moms could demand school vouchers and school choice for families who have struggling kids in failing public schools.

1 million moms could challenge a music industry that promotes women as objects for sex and pleasures.

1 million moms could hold Vermont politicians accountable for failing to enact legislation that protects children from child predators.

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A million moms can demand their health insurance providers don’t charge them more just for being a woman AND provide maternity services in basic insurance packages.

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I think a million moms could all call Congress and shut down the phone lines!

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You really are right that this is an unprecedented opportunity for moms to have their collective voices heard. Think about it: has there been a chance to move forward on things like paycheck fairness since the second big wave of the women’s movement in the 1960s-70s? I don’t think so.

And Anita’s comment to ask 4 friends to join MomsRising and then we’d be 5 million strong–think what that could do for moms, women, kids, and families. “Rising” indeed.

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1 million moms could put a cool MomsRising bumper sticker on their cars– and let anyone with a MomsRising bumper sticker into their lane!

1 million moms could click on just ONE MomsRising email action per week– and generate 1 million emails weekly, supporting policies that help all caregivers.

1 million moms could ask just 4 friends to join MomsRising– and then we’d be 5 million strong!

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